Project implementation period: February 2024

Targets: 200 young people from different religions in the city of Kinshasa for a musical concert.

Amount received: 500 USD

Contact

Des Ecuries 2867 Q/Jolie Parc, C/Ngaliema, Kinshasa, DR Congo

E-mail: oshako45@gmail.com

PROJECT PLAN AND IMPLEMENTATION

PROJECT TITLE “BOMOKO” UNITY IN DIVERSITY (JOHN 17:21)

  1. Target population: Methodist youth and young people of others,

including Roman Catholics, Kimbanguists, and other young people from Protestant communities. A total of 200 young people.

  • Sponsor: Council of Bishops The United Methodist Church

Funding cost: $700

  • Funds received from COB: $500.00
  • Local contribution: $200.00
  • Location and date of event: Source de Vie Local Methodist Church, February 10, 2023
  • Objective of the activity: To organize a musical concert with the aim of reinforcing friendly relations with other religious denominations and the importance and value of ecumenism beyond our religious and sociological convictions.

4.       Expenses

Apart from a contribution of $500.00 from the Council of Bishops, which was used to purchase refreshments for the participants, and the organizational costs for the staff of the United Methodist Youth Agency,

A local contribution of $200.00 covered other expenses.

LabelQtyUnit PriceTotal Price
Refreshments for participants1$40$40
Rafraichissement des participants200$2$400
Complementary musical instrumentff$50$50
Communication and coverage on church platformsffff$35
Staff and report to partnerffff$100
Electricity and depreciationff$40$50
Total expenses  $675
Balance  $25
  • Recommendations

At the outset, we would like to thank the COB for its financial support, which has enabled us to carry out these activities in the context of promoting ecumenical values.

It should be noted that young people like to be supervised and accompanied, which is why we need to offer them permanent spaces for communal and interfaith dialogue. However, the lack of financial resources remains a major challenge to organizing these kinds of activities with other young people in other parts of the city.

For this reason, we reiterate our wish to see church partners and agencies provide more support for these kinds of ecumenical activities, particularly in this country where the lack of understanding of religious diversity is becoming a cause of social conflict.

  • Annexes :

          For the United Methodist Youth Agency CACO office

Francis ONUSAMBA

       PrĂ©sident